Try this place https://www.castmetalwelding.com/ . Cast is all the guy does and fixes some very rare and/or expensive pieces. Not cheap but when it comes to welding cast iron permanently, you have to pay up. That head can be saved.
MYSTERY MOTOR & Z-11
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Thank you, I’m scouring the countryside for parts and looking for repair shops. I’m contacting the various welding equipment mfg to see who says theirs is the best equipment and who is the best! More to come.
Thanks again.
I could send you some welding rod and flux if you need.
Really?I think you are the first person I heard who said they have a good reputation. The internet is full of nasty comments about them and the mopar guys I run with have nothing good to say about them either. I spoke with them about repairing a hole in a exhaust port on an iron head and I have to agree with the negative comments I have heard.
Send some bricks and a couple bags of Kingsford to build the oven too!
Wow! Good to know. It has been many years since I dealt with them, they did a very good job then. Things must have changed since. Thanks for the tip.
Damm that looks nice!!!
Awesome........
troublemaker427
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Looks great!!!!
Floyd Horton
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That, my friends, is what I call "craftsmanship'.
Pat ought to start a company to make tools!!!!!!
Midwest Cylinder Head in Nevada, Iowa has been in business since 1946. Formerly Williams Cylinder Head, has done diesel head repair work over the years for me.
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Could try locknstitch the do cast welding too in addition to making the lock n stitch pins.
Wow! Thank you Pat for the automotive history lesson. Pray you find the right fix for the MM. Just an incredible post, wish I could help. I drive by where Green Valley used to be in Keller every once in awhile, you are blessed that you were involved at such a great time in racing.